LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
LONG PRODUCTS BULLETIN - SMS Meer GmbH
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Commissioning<br />
At Peiner Träger <strong>GmbH</strong>, Germany, <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> has modernized<br />
the medium-section mill which was re-opened on September<br />
1, 2009. After the restart, the mill could be ramped up very<br />
rapidly whereby a large number of sections were rolled at<br />
various dimensions in ”running-in mode” from the very beginning.<br />
In the first 18 days already 25,000 t of salable sections<br />
were produced. An extended product range now comprises<br />
beams with a web height of up to 450 mm and a flange<br />
width of 260 mm as well as channels up to 400 mm, equal<br />
and unequal angles up to 250 mm and a large number of special<br />
steel sections.<br />
Long-product Mills<br />
Production increased very quickly<br />
Peiner Träger:<br />
Medium-section mill upgraded<br />
Following an operating time of 35 years and about 16.8<br />
million t of beams and other steel sections, the continuous<br />
finishing train of the universal medium-section mill<br />
(UMIT) has been upgraded in Peine at the end of 2009<br />
within a period of just six weeks. Thanks to the installed<br />
universal tandem-reversing rolling technology instead of<br />
continuous finish-rolling, smaller lots can now be produced<br />
more quickly and efficiently, and specific customer<br />
demands can be even better satisfied. Since the modernization,<br />
already 258,000 t of finished products have been<br />
rolled on the mill until the end of February 2010. About<br />
50 staff members of Peiner Träger and <strong>SMS</strong> <strong>Meer</strong> jointly<br />
celebrated this good result in January 2010.<br />
30 Newsletter 1/2010<br />
Owing to a very detailed planning and partial pre-assembly of the<br />
mill stands during production, the modernization and cold commissioning<br />
could be completed during a standstill period of only<br />
six weeks. In such a short time, the mill equipment weighing a total<br />
of approx. 3,000 t had to be handled for the purpose of disassembly<br />
or re-assembly and tests. In addition, a large number of supply<br />
systems were mounted still during rolling operation and almost<br />
60 km piping was installed. Parallel to dismantling, cleaning work<br />
had already been carried out, new foundations were laid, anchor<br />
holes drilled as well as new bedplates installed.<br />
A good performance: 25,000 t in 18 days.<br />
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